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MSU’s Montana Manufacturing Extension Center offers training to help Montana manufacturers better deliver products and services to their customers
A Billings-based business looking to expand globally has turned to a new program at Montana State University’s Montana Manufacturing Extension Center (MMEC) to find the best way to get its services and products to customers around the world.
GTUIT, a company that uses a proprietary technology to capture the gases that flare from oil and gas wells and then extracts natural gas liquids from them, recently completed the second in the MMEC’s four-part Supply Chain Optimization program. The program was developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NIST/MEP) with input from leading industry experts.
Brian Cebull, president and CEO of GTUIT, called the program an important step in considering the company’s expansion.
Denise Hoepfner, MSU News Service
